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District data and survey responses reveal a disappointing semester for L.A. community college students, many of whom lacked access to technology, quiet study space and basic needs.
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Other school districts have decided that maintaining their own police forces enhances student safety, but voices calling for defunding get more attention.
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Amid a bleak job market in the entertainment industry, the program First Jobs helps USC film grads find employment.
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The University of California vowed Thursday to continue providing generous support services for immigrant students after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a Trump move to rescind DACA protections.
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Officials for the nation’s second-largest school system will consider next week a proposal to eliminate the Los Angeles school police department.
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Teachers and students are right to avoid going back to campus. Now, educators much make remote learning better for the fall.
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The donation to the United Negro College Fund, Spelman College and Morehouse College is the largest ever individual gift to HBCU scholarships
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L.A. school officials are suing S&W Atlas Iron & Metal Co., saying it has released metal projectiles, toxic fumes and metallic dust onto Jordan High School in Watts.
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Students and community members are calling for the dismantlement of the L.A. school police. Supt. Austin Beutner says he supports eliminating the use of pepper spray and chokeholds.
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UCLA described some of its plans for classes in the Fall.
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L.A. Unified Supt. Austin Beutner said he will recommend that the school board eliminate school police use of pepper spray and carotid holds.
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University of California regents unanimously endorse a state measure to repeal Proposition 209, passed in 1996, clearing the way to restore affirmative action in public education, contracting and employment. The UC president, all 10 campus chancellors, and faculty, graduate and undergraduate governing bodies also support repealing Proposition 209.
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For more than a decade, advocates have been pushing to reduce the power of police on campuses. Now, what was a back-burner issue is in the mainstream policy discussion of L.A. Unified.
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College students are making fall housing decisions, including whether to sign and break leases, based on limited details of what campus life will look like.
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The newly formed alliance will train college representatives on topics like hiring and retaining faculty of color, fostering inclusive classrooms and integrating race across the curriculum.
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After coronavirus crisis shuttered schools, high school shows were canceled. For many performing arts students, it feels like a blow to their future.
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For the high school and college classes of 2020 — and their families — the coronavirus outbreak has left a large, empty space where signature coming-of-age moments should be.
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With school closed for the coronavirus, LAUSD, the nation’s second-largest district, has given out about 10 million meals since March 18.
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Amid multiple social media allegations against Chris D’Elia, women spoke to The Times about encounters with the stand-up comic and TV actor.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom said hospitalizations jumped 16% in California over the last two weeks.
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Jeff Sessions’ comment on Trump’s Tulsa rally may be the saddest tweet from a politician in the medium’s short history.
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Steve Bing, the heir to a $600-million fortune, was a noted film producer and philanthropist. He became a household name after paternity suits involving Elizabeth Hurley and Kirk Kerkorian.
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Our special-edition newsletter breaks down the latest coronavirus news, including California’s rising case numbers and hospitalization rates, and temperature checks at LAX.
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Much has been written about the high stakes involved in this year’s census and rightly so: The once-a-decade national population tally is a key building block for drawing political maps and for fairly allocating billions of dollars in federal aid.
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The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department still hasn’t explained why a deputy fatally shot 18-year-old Andres Guardado on Thursday night in Gardena.
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